This limited-edition toilet paper is for people who take nature’s call literally

Ever thought about what it would be like to “go” in a national park?

Well, we can’t transport you to a national park, but we can bring the national park to you. For a limited time only, the eco-friendly toilet paper brand Who Gives a Crap and the Parks Project collaborated on a box of toilet paper featuring 12 unique wrapper designs showcasing beautiful, evocative photography of U.S. national parks.

 Who Gives a Crap x Parks Project

Who Gives a Crap

From Joshua Tree to the Grand Canyon, the Rocky Mountains and much more, each roll has a specially wrapped design, and you can shop either a 24-roll or 48-roll pack.

The collab seems incredibly natural, considering Who Gives a Crap is an eco-friendly toilet roll company that donates 50% of profits to clean water and sanitation initiatives.

“This partnership is about more than beautiful packaging. It’s about celebrating the places we love while showing how everyday choices can help protect forests and support communities around the world,” said Danny Alexander, co-founder and chief of product and purpose at Who Gives a Crap, in a press release.

These particular 3-ply toilet paper rolls are also made from 100% renewable and sustainable bamboo, which helps reduce deforestation. Plus, the texture itself is soft and works well for sensitive skin.

The bamboo is also designed for most septic tanks, so you don’t have to worry about it damaging your sewage system.

Only caveat? This is a limited-edition collection, so once stocks sell out, they’re gone for good. Shop the Who Gives a Crap x Parks Project launch now and snag $15 off both the 24-roll and 48-roll sets.

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